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Reply #15 - Aug 9^th, 2016 at 8:55pm

Jay Seaver Offline
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Yeah, Our Little Sister is fantastic. It will also be my honest answer when anybody asks me what the best comic-book movie of the year is.

The funny thing about watching it for me was that it doesn't seem that long ago that Haruka Ayase was in every Japanese movie I saw, and they weren't exactly classy (I liked the heck out of Cyborg She and think it would be a great Marathon "discovery", but I'm not going to claim it's transcendent), even if I somehow managed to miss Oppai Volleyball. It's neat to see her emerging as a pretty good actress in high-end material.